Eisenberg dresses from the 1940s are almost impossible to find anymore as the company only made clothing for a few short decades - completely going from clothing to only producing jewels as of 1958
It is made from a tightly woven knit that has a touch of elastic in it giving it that"bandage" feel and some support since you cannot wear anything under it
It curves out and over the hips and then goes straight down to the hem
Some of his work is quite lovely and this dress is a really great one
Skirt: 39" from bottom of waist band to hem
Prettiest 1970s Loris Azzaro Red Silk Gazaar One Shoulder Dress w Ruffled Detailing & Side Bow archive Eisenberg dresses from the 1940sLoris Azzaro launched his label in 1967 and quickly defined his trademark looks by using ornate beading, sequins, daring cut outs and avant garde ways of defining the body. Some of the most beautiful women in the world wore his clothing including Marisa Berenson, Raquel Welch, Jane Birkin, Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot and Tina Turner. It was a label that defined sexiness and had a certain French flare that women world wide loved. By the seventies and